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Originally Posted by greymule
A warning for deception?
Where does this idea come from? I knew ASA umpires in NJ who called illegal pitches for "intent to deceive" and refused to call illegal pitches if "there was no intent to deceive."
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no idea....
i personally think the ASA rule is dumb bc it flies in the face of the intent of the rule. its basically tantamount to saying the IFer must catch the ball in order for IFF to be invoked.